A character named Mary in this play points out that Donald and Elizabeth cannot be husband and wife because their daughters have different coloured eyes. Another character, Doctor Mackenzie-King, has his own liver operated on before operating on Parker's liver. Two characters discuss the death of Bobby Watson, whose family members are all also named Bobby Watson, before the arrival of Mr. and Mrs. Martin. At one point, the doorbell rings three times despite nobody being at the door, prompting an argument between Mr. and Mrs. Smith, before the doorbell rings again, heralding the arrival of the Fire Chief. For 10 points, name this play titled after a singer who, according to Mrs. Smith, "always wears her hair in the same style," a work of Eug
A character named Mary in this play points out that Donald and Elizabeth cannot be husband and wife because their daughters have different coloured eyes. Another character, Doctor Mackenzie-King, has his own liver operated on before operating on Parker's liver. Two characters discuss the death of Bobby Watson, whose family members are all also named Bobby Watson, before the arrival of Mr. and Mrs. Martin. At one point, the doorbell rings three times despite nobody being at the door, prompting an argument between Mr. and Mrs. Smith, before the doorbell rings again, heralding the arrival of the Fire Chief. For 10 points, name this play titled after a singer who, according to Mrs. Smith, "always wears her hair in the same style," a work of Eugène Ionesco.
A character named Mary in this play points out that Donald and Elizabeth cannot be husband and wife because their daughters have different coloured eyes.
The {Bald Soprano} [or La {Cantatrice Chauve}]